Sentence examples for be considered a complementary from inspiring English sources
Wind tunnel tests can provide the indispensable validation data needed for CFD numerical simulations; at the same time, CFD can be considered a complementary support for wind tunnel tests in order to obtain a more comprehensive description of the flow field.
The CBR CDSS presented in this study could be considered a complementary system to the previously developed guideline-based CDSS.
Accordingly, Age should be considered a complementary factor of Sex for cancer diagnosis.
Rather, it is suggested that it be considered a complementary way to present treatment effect from clinical trials.
These findings reveal an important implication of the findings from this study in that care plans should be considered a complementary practice.
We believe that these results are promising, as EO treatment might be considered a complementary therapy for the treatment of anxiety disorders.
He had made just one All-Star team and was considered a complementary player, not a leading man.
For experienced colonoscopists, magnifying chromoendoscopy is considered a complementary tool heightening the levels of diagnostic confidence and consensus, and contributing to high diagnostic accuracy.
In these research projects, HBM data is considered a complementary source of information and data are gathered to provide more insight in the link between environment and health, with a focus on hypothesis generation and testing.
IRS is considered a complementary strategy to LLINs in Nigeria and has been piloted in some states (coverage 1% within the targeted states), with the objective of being scaled-up to cover 20% of the targeted states' population, primarily in urban areas by 2013 (National Population Commission and National Malaria Control Programme 2010).
This technique has been considered a complementary diagnostic tool to conventional imaging methods [ 5]. [F]FDG-PET/CT seems to be useful for the follow-up of asymptomatic treated patients and for the evaluation of symptomatic patients with suspected disease recurrence [ 5].
